BenSettle.com Podcast

Today marks the 100th and last episode of the non-historic BenSettle.com podcast. Listen in, and years from now, you’ll say you were there…

This week’s podcast is about why I am going to be ending this podcast with next week’s episode (show #100).

Many valuable lessons are embedded within.

Plus, more on why I snapped my fingers and "Thanos’d" my Facebook.

Notes
Today’s podcast is all about a term I throw around sometimes:

“Marketing prole”

And 10 tells that flag them as such.

This week’s podcast is kinda hard to explain without giving away the big reveal I tease at the beginning.

But, I will say, if you like:

1. Arnold Schwarzenegger

2. The Villains Book

3. Good movies

I suspect you will enjoy it more than the average panda.

This week’s podcast is for people who follow me but should be following Gary Vee, and my attempt to drive them over to his camp, and far, far away from me...

Recently at a mastermind, the chick who organized it gave me a magnificent compliment, when she said:

“You’re like a crotchety old guy in a young man’s body.”

Agreed.

And that’s why I am a much bigger fan of anti-social media vs social media. And in today’s podcast, I show my favorite anti-social media tools.

This week’s podcast is a peek into my righteous swipe file, revealing the top 10 sales letters I study, and believe anyone else should study, copy out by hand, and use as case studies, too.

Today’s podcast continues our journey into the bowels of my best-selling “Persuasion Secrets of the World’s Most Charismatic & Influential Villains” book.

Specifically, we walk through chapters 6-10.

This week’s podcast is the first part of a two part series walking you through the troll-tears creating principles and ideas found inside my best-selling “Persuasion Secrets of the World’s Most Charismatic & Influential Villains” book.

In this week’s exhausting podcast, I do my level best to persuade you, dear one, to sac up and take 10-mile walks each day, and all the business and various mony-making benefits that will almost certainly result.